Tate Modern will present more than 60 Monet paintings across a major retrospective opening in February 2027, the UK’s largest showing of his work in nearly a decade.
Nearly Half of Britain’s Gamblers Have Gone to Extremes to Keep Playing, Survey Finds
A new survey reveals that almost 12.5 million British gamblers have taken risky steps to keep playing, including skipping meals, missing bills, and even gambling during childbirth.
Paddington Bear Experience to Offer Halloween Trick-or-Treat Adventure This October Half-Term
The Paddington Bear Experience at London’s County Hall is set to transform for Halloween, offering families a special Trick-or-Treat package throughout October half-term.
Renoir and Love Breaks National Gallery Box Office Records with 22,000 Tickets Sold Before Opening
The National Gallery’s Renoir and Love exhibition has already sold more than 22,000 tickets ahead of its October opening, surpassing the record set by last year’s Van Gogh blockbuster.
Forty Blick Rothenberg staff raise over £6,800 for London homelessness charity with 50-mile North Downs trek
A team of forty colleagues from audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg completed a gruelling three-day, 50-mile walk across the North Downs to raise funds for a central London homelessness charity.
Witness for the Prosecution Announces Sixteenth Cast and Extends Run Until September 2027
Agatha Christie’s long-running courtroom thriller at London County Hall reveals its sixteenth cast and extends its acclaimed run into a tenth year.
Rose Ayling-Ellis to Perform at National Youth Theatre’s 70th Anniversary Gala at Royal Festival Hall
Rose Ayling-Ellis MBE joins the cast of Letters to My Younger Future Self, a celebration of National Youth Theatre’s 70 years at the Royal Festival Hall.
Headlong Releases Production Images for UK Tour of August Wilson’s Fences
Headlong’s landmark revival of August Wilson’s Fences is touring the UK, with Ray Fearon leading a stellar cast through five cities until November 2026.
Heathrow Launches Infrastructure Skills Council to Tackle Britain’s NEETs Crisis
Heathrow Airport has unveiled a new Infrastructure Skills Council co-chaired by Lord Blunkett and Robert Halfon to help connect young people with careers in major infrastructure projects.
London Shoplifting Falls but Retail Workers Still Face Epidemic of Violence, Usdaw Warns
New ONS figures show a 4% fall in shoplifting across London, but retail union Usdaw says crime remains at dangerously high levels for shop workers.